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Imperfect Foods is a grocery delivery service that rescues imperfect and surplus food and delivers it to customers' doors.

Last updated September 15, 2026

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Overview

Imperfect Foods is a grocery delivery service that offers high-quality groceries saved from going to waste. Customers sign up for free, share food preferences, and receive weekly deliveries of produce, staples, and seasonal finds. The service sources food based on flavor rather than perfection, including items with cosmetic, size, or weight imperfections, surplus crops, and products made with upcycled ingredients.

History

Imperfect Foods operates a grocery delivery service that rescues food from going to waste. Customers join for free, share their food preferences, and receive weekly deliveries of produce, staples, and seasonal finds. The company sources food based on flavor rather than perfection, accepting items with cosmetic imperfections (such as scuffed apples or scarred avocados), size or weight imperfections, surplus crops from farmers, and products made with upcycled ingredients. It offers over 1,000 items across categories including produce, meat, seafood, dairy, bakery, and snacks.

Products and positioning

Grocery delivery that helps customers save money and fight food waste.

Product categories. Produce · Meat & Seafood · Pantry · Deli · Wine · Snacks & Sweets · Dairy & Eggs · Coffee & Tea

Recent events

  • Reported

    Imperfect Foods closes $72 million Series C funding round[3]

    Imperfect Foods closed a $72 million Series C funding round led by Insight Partners, with support from existing investors.

  • Reported

    Imperfect Foods launches grocery delivery service in New York City[4]

    Imperfect Foods launched its grocery delivery service in New York City on October 7, 2019.

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